A Guide to Choosing from Different Types of Headsets by Ricardo Trinidad
There are a number of options available to you if you are in the market for a headset for personal or business reasons, though this can lead to problems if you aren’t exactly sure what sort of headset you should be looking for. In order to help you with this, this guide will assist you in... Cell phone headsets can be wired, wireless, or even operate on Bluetooth technology, but in the end they all accomplish the same goal of allowing you to talk on your cell phone without having to actually hold the phone to your ear as you talk.

Phone Headsets by Josh Riverside
Headsets for phones are becoming more and more popular with the increased use of the telephone. Using the phone for long hours can be a real pain in the neck-literally. Complaints of neck and shoulder pain after extended phone use are increasing-phone headsets are an ideal solution for this... Adjustable headbands, accessible switches and controls, clear sound, good acoustical fit, adjustable listening and speaking volumes, compatibility with the phone are some of the things to be considered in a good phone headset.

Bluetooth Technology: Tips for Buying Headsets or Headphones by Simon Canfield
The technological horizon has always got something new to offer, and among the most recent of these offerings is Bluetooth enhanced hardware. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this latest-and-greatest technology, headsets and headphones in the Bluetooth line offer the ability to use... In other words, when you have one of these, you’ve got yourself a wireless piece of hardware that attaches to the ear which allows cell phone communications to take place without the inconvenience or hassle of holding the phone to your ear or trailing long wires from the headset to the body...

What to Look for in a Headset by Thomas Annerino
Whether you’re planning to use it for a personal telephone or cell phone or you intend to implement it as a new piece of equipment in your business, having the right hands-free headset can make talking on the phone or teleconferencing significantly easier. ... Portability/Ease of Use Major concerns when looking for a headset for personal or business use should be how easy the headset is to use and what is involved with moving the headset from one device to another or using the headset with a portable device.

Sony Ericsson HBH-610 Nominated for Oscar - Best in Show by Anna More
Sony Ericsson is bringing us into the age of Bluetooth technology in personal wireless communications systems with its new addition to its line of products. It is the Sony Ericsson HBH-610 wireless Bluetooth headset. Bluetooth technology has brought us one step closer to complete freedom from... Bluetooth capabilities in your cell phone are a requirement for a Bluetooth headset to work but your cell phone may already have Bluetooth capabilities. ... For complete convenience and total usability the Sony Ericsson HBH-610 is the answer to all the cell phone problems that have plagued cell...

Bluetooth Headset Basics Revealed by Chonticha Marijne
What is a Bluetooth headset? You've certainly seen them, those things connected to people's ears that make them look like they just walked out of a Star Trek convention. At first glance, it almost looks like a giant bug has attached itself to the side of the person's face, causing a moment of... Especially with new laws on the books regarding people driving with cell phones, a Bluetooth headset offers a safe alternative, and yet allows necessary communication between parties or hardware. ... A Bluetooth headset also allows users to transfer data from the headset to a destination such as a...

Headsets by Josh Riverside
Headsets or headphones are actually miniature speaker systems. They are stereo hearing systems that are wearable, thus providing mobility to the user. Traditional headsets were bulky and large with two speakers for both the ears encased in padded ovular ear cups. ... There are different kinds of headsets available depending on the style (over-the head/ on-the-ear/in-the-ear/ behind-the-ear/ convertible), the options available (standard/voice tube/ noise canceling), the solution type (telephone use/mobile use/ headset adapter/ headset accessory), the mobility allowed (wireless/corded), the...

Wireless USB Vs. Bluetooth: Battle Royale by Nathan Kartchner
As the release date for Wireless USB draws ever closer, discussion is heating up around the emerging standard. In particular, there has been a lot of debate concerning the pros and cons of Bluetooth versus Wireless USB. Both of these standards offer particular benefits as well as particular... For example, using a Motorola Bluetooth headset has difficulty being connected with an LG cell phone. ... This has made Bluetooth the technology of choice for cell phone manufacturers looking to pair wireless headsets to their phones.

Super Hot Bluetooth Accessories That You Must Have Now by Nathan T. Lynch
Once a person has Bluetooth technology integrated into their home and office, they will want to invest in some accessories. These accessories go far beyond cell phone skins and ring tones. These accessories are advanced little gadgets that can make using this technology even easier and faster. ... Other accessories include wireless headsets for the home, a wireless mouse, servers, PDA’s and modems. ... A person can make a phone call to anyone or send them a fax that will get there and in time. ... With hands free headsets that work on voice activation, a person can make a phone call...

Bluetooth Personal Area Networks by R Heavner
A personal area network, or PAN, is a collection of communication technology devices within the range of one person. When communication between these devices is wireless, the acronym becomes WPAN, or wireless personal area network. In reality, and for all practical purposes, most personal area... Probably the earliest and most common example of a Bluetooth personal area network is the use of a wireless headset and cellular phone. ... A Bluetooth enabled wireless personal network, also known as a piconet, can wirelessly connect a minimum of two and a maximum of eight devices.